[chaser334]

I have gotten some new cymbals few weeks ago and i dont have enough stands for my cymbals So im in need of a Boom stand to place my new china on. I have $126 bucks to spend, but i will be getting a check soon.

So what do you guys use that is nice and sturdy, adjustable, and versatile?

[Gus]

DW 5000, only non hi hat stands I use besides my rack.

I have witnessed 9000 stands loosening on stage often, the boom memory lock makes it cool looking but thats it.

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[Gus]

I don't know tama that well, though after the burials drummer likes them.

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[slingerland59]

Mapex stands are solid but heavy as hell. Don't forget to check out the cymbal arm attachments you can get now so you can mount several cymbals on one sturdy stand. They are an amazing invention.

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[chaser334]

i went with tama roadpro stand, it was well priced and recommended to me by a friend. if i dont think its sturdy enough i can still return it. so tell me more about attachments, i seen people with toms and **** hanging of there stands but i dont know how that works quite yet.

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[skinslapper]

Before I got my my dr-80 rack (which I highly endorse btw) I had a yamaha stand that could support 2 toms and 2 crashes and was quite light-weight also. Gibralter and dixon are always good bang for your buck.

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